Rodents
Mice and rats can cause major health problems and damage to infrastructure.
General Information
Where They Appear
- Dark, isolated areas such as cupboards or storage rooms
- High locations: lofts, rooftops
- Damp areas: sewers, wet basements
- Kitchens, restaurants, food warehouses
- Shopping centres and industrial facilities
Key Characteristics
Key Characteristics
Mice and rats can cause major health problems and damage to infrastructure.
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Main Species
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Health Risks
Main Species
House Mouse
Mus musculus
6.5–9.5 cm (without tail)Grey with soft fur
Very intelligent, sexually mature in 35 days. Transmits salmonella and leptospirosis.
Roof Rat
Rattus rattus
15–20 cm (without tail)Brown with dark tones
Nocturnal with exceptional sense of smell. Nests high up, loves seeds and fruit.
Norway Rat
Rattus norvegicus
18–25 cm (without tail)Brown with rough fur
The giant of rodents, very resilient. Prefers damp areas such as sewers.
Health Risks
Salmonella: Causes serious digestive system problems
Leptospirosis: An infection that affects the kidneys and liver
Plague and typhus: Rare but dangerous diseases
Transmitted via faeces, urine and fur
Important Note
If you have a rodent problem, contact professionals immediately for safe and effective treatment.
Prevention Measures
Seal holes with cement or metal
Install mesh over drains
Repair damage to doors and windows
Maintain cleanliness and order
Proper food storage in sealed containers
Check and repair water leaks
Expert Tip
Prevention is always more effective and economical than treatment. Apply these measures regularly for the best results.
Professional Treatment
Property inspection with specialist monitoring traps
Use of approved rodenticides in safe stations
Placement of mechanical traps at strategic points
Safe bait stations that protect children
Follow-up inspections for complete elimination
Why Choose Professionals?
- Approved and safe products
- Targeted and effective application
- Long-term protection and guarantee
- Safety for family and pets